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Kids Flashcards

Pictures to tap, not a box to type in

The same spaced-repetition flashcards an adult gets, reached through a grid of named pictures instead of a text box, so an under-13 never has to spell a topic.

Kids · under 13

Filmed at Bellbird Rise Primary · /flashcards

What happens, step by step

1.Charlie picks a topic by tapping a tile: Angles, Grids and Transformations.

2.A card from the school's own maths lesson: what is a grid reference?

3.One tap flips it: a letter and a number naming one map square.

4.After each flip, Charlie chooses "I know it!" or "Practice".


Filmed on the live app at Bellbird Rise Primary, a demo school, as Charlie Walsh. Every name is a demo account, and each step above is a moment in that recording.

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